London Fashion Week: Highlights from the Spring/Summer 2024 Season

London Fashion Week Spring 2024 - Photo taken from Vogue
London Fashion Week Spring 2024 - Photo taken from Vogue
Summary. From recycled gowns to gender-bending designs, London Fashion Week buzzed with sustainable statements and bold inclusivity. Burberry dipped toes in tech, while Ahluwalia tackled identity through vibrant prints. It's not just fashion, it's a glimpse into the future we wear. Dive deeper with this 2 min digest.

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London Fashion Week (LFW) wrapped up yesterday on February 20th, showcasing the Spring/Summer 2024 collections from established and emerging British designers. As usual, these trends will form the fundamental influence on the high street fashion for the upcoming few months. From bold statements to timeless elegance, the week buzzed with creativity and innovation. Here are some of the key highlights:

 

 

  • Sheer styling. (Simone Rocha, Eudon Choi, David Koma)
  • Faux fur. (David Koma, Natasha Zinko, Roksanda)
  • All about bows. (Bora Aksu, Molly Goddard, Richard Quinn)
  • Oversized outerwear. (Eudon Choi, Edward Crutchley, Erdem)
  • Punchy prints. (Sinead Gorey, Ahluwalia, Masha Popova)

 

Sustainable Statements

  • Christopher Kane: Kane’s collection explored themes of circularity and waste reduction, with vibrant knitwear pieces and innovative fabric manipulation techniques.
  • Richard Quinn: This London-based designer continued his commitment to sustainability with vibrant floral prints and upcycled materials, winning praise for his ethical and bold approach.

 

Celebrating Diversity

  • Ahluwalia: Priya Ahluwalia’s collection tackled issues of cultural identity and colonialism, featuring vibrant hand-embroidered pieces and a powerful runway show.
  • 16Arlington: Marco Marco and Kiko Kostadinov presented a gender-fluid collection that blurred the lines between masculine and feminine silhouettes,sparking conversations about inclusivity and self-expression.
  • Molly Goddard: The London-based designer continued her signature maximalist style with voluminous tulle creations that celebrated individuality and female empowerment.

 

Technical Innovation

  • Burberry: Riccardo Tisci’s final collection for Burberry featured innovative fabric manipulation and digital effects, pushing the boundaries of fashion technology.
  • Richard Quinn: Quinn also experimented with technology, utilizing 3D printing techniques to create intricate headpieces and accessories.

 

Looking Ahead

LFW concluded with a sense of optimism and forward-thinking. Sustainability, inclusivity, and technological innovation remained at the forefront, highlighting the exciting direction of British fashion. Whether you’re a fashion enthusiast or simply captivated by creativity, LFW offers a glimpse into the trends and ideas that will shape the future of style.

Remember, this is just a snapshot of the week’s events. Be sure to explore the LFW website and social media channels for in-depth features, designer interviews, and more!

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